The Alpha's Contract Luna Amazon Novels & Stories

I repeated, my tone quieter now, but heavier, more dangerous. I stepped closer, closing the distance between us. The air between us felt thick, tense, like it could snap at any second. I placed my hand on his shoulder, but he shoved it off almost immediately. “She is not just any subject,” I said firmly, my eyes locked onto his. “She is the Luna of this pack. Her lying in one of those beds is the same as the Alpha being hospitalized in his own public hospital.” He let out a light chuckle, the sound dry and dismissive, rubbing against my patience the wrong way.

Liliana woke up, panicked and trying to get my consciousness. “I know,” I said, whispering. “If even my mom won't do it, then it's a terrible deal, isn't it?” The Contract Luna was an agreement between Alpha and Luna that exchange the baby in her womb over a contract agreement. My mother died without successfully carrying out that agreement. And passed on the power in her womb to me. In other words, I'm the only Luna in this world who can fulfill the treaty. But Legend says the contract can only be done once in a lifetime. In other words, the Luna who gives up her womb for an Alpha will die after the contract ends.

I was glad that it was all over now. I hesitated, but then, with a small smile, I made my way toward him, sitting down next to Kai. The weight of that seat, the responsibility it symbolized, wasn’t lost on me. I was going to be an actual Luna now and not some play toy. As I sat down, Kai gave me a brief, reassuring smile before returning his attention to the pack members in front of him. A farmer stood before him, his face lined with worry and exhaustion. “Alpha,” he began, his voice trembling. “The skin walkers, they’ve been coming into the pack, ravaging our crops. My first daughter was taken just last night. Eaten alive.”

We became untouchable - invisible even. North Lotus used to be a force to be reckoned. However, none of that mattered now. We were only living off our previous glory and each day was a futile battle to return our pack to what we once were. A few people say that the day North Lotus collapsed was the day her Mum, Luna Dakota Dolphus, became Alpha. That was the day division birthed amongst the pack and it fed off the fact that Mum was a ‘woman’ and a woman couldn’t be Alpha.

He'd been ready to be Alpha since he was just a pup. He'd trained hard and had listened to (almost) every piece of advice his father had given him over the years while he'd groomed him to become Alpha. He and his wolf were born to lead, there was nothing else that they wanted. Derulo would be his Beta, he would mate with the daughter of the Alpha of the Eastern pack, and everything would fall into place. Sure, he would never get the love that Derulo had with Manda, but his father had made an agreement to mate his oldest son with the oldest daughter of the fellow Alpha to form a stronger alliance than friendship. Samantha was a nice enough girl, even though she was only seventeen, which

He paused for a moment to let his reassurance sink in and continued, “I will give you protection and get you all the access and resources you will need in getting your revenge. In return, you’ll become my Luna just on paper. After the year is over, I will pay you handsomely. You’ll be free to go wherever you please and do whatever you want with it.” I began processing everything he said when Sky said, “Alana, this is a one-time opportunity for us.” “Can you allow me to think!” I snapped back, irritated by her impulsiveness. Different thoughts clouded my mind. I don’t even know this Alpha—his name, history, or reputation. What if he and Jared are acquainted and this was a trap? “Well, there’s

“For a while, I’ve wanted something badly, without actually realizing I’ve wanted that. And yesterday… for a moment, I thought… I have it. That it’s real. It’s true. Tell me, is it true?” A smile spreads across Melony’s face but it fades away just as soon. “Have you ever heard of an alpha being able to telepathically communicate with the beta of another pack? Only an alpha can communicate with members of his pack. But,” she pauses, looking away. “Do you know who else can communicate through minds despite not sharing a pack?” For a moment her words seem too good to be true. But I know that they make complete sense. My heart begins racing in my chest and I feel breathless all at the same time.

Behind them, two guards with silver chains. “What is the meaning of this?” Elder Mara demanded. Her gaze flicked from Damian to Luna, then back again. “Alpha, you were forbidden from contact.” Damian didn’t flinch. “I’m the Alpha of this pack, Elder. I go where I please.” “You go where the law allows,” Elder Jonah snapped. “And the law says no contact until the rejection is finalized by the moon goddess.” Luna’s knees felt weak. If they tested her now… if they forced her to shift…

"What was that?" I turned to face him. "What was what?" "Garrett Stone all but offered to take you when the contract ends." "I handled it," I said, keeping my voice steady. "You encouraged him." My own frustration rose. "I was polite. There is a difference." Theron stepped closer, his presence overwhelming. "You are my Luna. You do not entertain offers from other Alphas." "I am your contract Luna," I shot back. "For two years. After that, according to you, I am free."

"Once a letter of understanding is issued, it's legally binding under werewolf law. Unless you can prove it was not signed by a direct relative of the victim, it can't be revoked." I said I understood and went straight to the Alpha's office. I still needed more evidence. Just as I entered the office building, I overheard some warriors chatting. "That's the Luna, right? She just got back from abroad. With a figure and presence like that, no wonder the Alpha fell for her. I'm a woman, and even I can't help but stare." "She must be the Luna. No wonder she stayed out of sight after the marking ceremony. It turns out she was living abroad. Look at those shoes! They're a global limited edition! On